Chapel-like house at the crossroads in Llanddaniel-Fab
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Chapel-like house at the crossroads in Llanddaniel-Fab
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 16 Jul 2008
This house has all the appearance of a chapel conversion. Yet, no 19th or 20th century map shows a chapel, or for that matter, a school at this location. The builder must have used the plans intended for the construction of a chapel. A correspondent, Mr C. Morris, informs me that in his boyhood days this building was a tailor's shop, known as the Cloth Hall. It was probably built between 1861-1871, as the name first appears in the 1871 Census.
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Latitude
53.21055
Longitude
-4.255257